Top Baseball Day Games From Best Sports Handicappers

The sports handicapping services menu for: Thursday, April 9, 2015

 Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

Groundbreaking founder of forensic sports handicapping; fewer picks, higher winning percentage from the King of Offshore

14-1 RECENTLY! LEVEL 5 THURSDAY PRO BASKETBALL

Stevie Vincent had his worst day is some time, going a horrible 3-1. That makes him tumble to 14-1 the last 15. The Great One Stevie Vincent has a Level 5 pro basketball winner for Thursday.  Get the picks now

Joe Duffy's Picks

Advanced Analytics from Scorephone Legend; Top Capper Ever Based on Units Won

 11-7 MLB (10 UNDERDOG WINNERS); 5 DAY WINNERS + OUTSOURCED MASTERS PICKS

Joe Duffy's Picks is 11-7 with MLB picks. For those who are new to the best baseball handicapper ever, if we hit 50 percent, chances are you make a ton of money. We have five day MLB winners led by a Wise Guy and our first MLB total of season. We also have some good long shots to win the Masters from a trusted source. Get the picks now as night is coming including likely an MLB Wise Guy as we review final notes for night portfolio

Each handicapper highest rated play is as follows: GodsTips (Wise Guy), Stevie Vincent (Level 5),Masterlockline of course varies from service but generally (Biggest Play)  

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